Browning, Martin.
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Browning, Martin James 1946-
Martin Browning British economist
Browning, Martin (Martin James)
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British economist
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Institute for Fiscal Studies
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Katholieke Universiteit Brabant
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Københavns Universitet
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Økonomisk Institut
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London
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McMaster University
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University of Oxford
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Department of Economics
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Works
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| Best nonparametric bounds on demand responses |
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| Caring and sharing |
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| Collective and unitary models |
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| Consumption over the life cycle and over the business cycle |
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| Dual approaches to utility |
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| Dynamic binary outcome models with maximal heterogeneity |
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| Eating, drinking, smoking and testing the life-cycle hypothesis. |
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| Economics of the family |
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| Effect of job loss due to plant closure on mortality and hospitalisation |
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| Efficient intra-household allocations and distribution factors |
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| Emploi et politique du marché du travail : survol stratégique des recherches à portée internationale |
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| Employment protection and the consequences for displaced workers |
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| Estimating Euler equations with noisy data |
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| Étude de l'interaction de l'assurance-chômage et de l'aide sociale au moyen des données de l'EPCC |
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| Expenditures on children by two parent families in Canada. |
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| Habits and heterogeneity in demands : a panel data analysis |
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| Heterogeneity and microeconometrics modelling |
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| Imputing consumption from income and wealth information |
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| Local disaggregation of demand and excess demand functions |
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| The long-run cost of job loss as measured by consumption changes |
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| Measuring the costs of children in Canada : a practical guide. |
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| Modelling commodity demands and labour supply with m-demands |
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| Nonparametric engel curves and revealed preference |
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| On the intertemporal allocation of time and money |
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| A profitable approach to labor supply and commodity demand over the life-cycle, 1984: |
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| The response of expenditures to anticipated income changes: panel data estimates |
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| Revealed preference analysis of characteristics models |
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| Le revenu et le niveau de vie en période de chômage |
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| Shocks, stocks and socks |
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| Studies of the interaction of UI and welfare using the COEP dataset |
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| Testing inter-temporal separability in models of household behaviour |
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| UI, income distribution and living standards |
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| Unemployment insurance benefit levels and consumption changes |
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| The ¤saving behaviour of a two peron household |
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